Sears Simpson Wearmaster Early 50s Chore Jacket and remains one of the

and remains one of the oldest clothing brands in the US

This example is made from US Army ponch liners that have been skillfully tailored into lightwight jackets with a fine camo silk shell with embroidery to the back

particularly inside one pocket as pictured

The custom mad patch to the chest and shoulder pockets are super cool

that feel really substantial

Sears Simpson Wearmaster Early 50s Chore Jacket and remains one of theA super cool, and really rather rare early 50s Sears Simpson chore. Look twice and you'd think this was a WW2 chore with three pockets, and four wreath buttons, but this is from the early 1950s. In 1952 Sears partnered with Canadian brand Simpson to access the Canadian market. I suspect this is from the very early years of that partnership, a US made chore, sold in Canada. A super nerdy piece of denim that looks remarkably like a much earlier jacket.